Drum loop and synthesizer DVD in a wide variety of breakbeat, hip hop classic electro styles. Includes all content in AIFF, Apple Loops, REX and Acidized Wave formats. Big Fish Audio Big Beat 2: Nu Skool Breaks Title "is somewhat misleading, since it includes a wide variety of influences that the only" Big Beat "sound of 90 years. Of course, there are a handful of Fatboy Slim, Crystal Method, Chemical Brothers and the style is broken, but fans of breakbeat in all shapes and sizes would do well to give this collection a listen.


The well-organized data DVD containing 2.4 GB of content ranging from construction kits for drum loops and synth riffs individual. All major loop formats are covered - Wave Acidized, REX and Apple Loops, to be precise - and the names of files contain useful information such as key and BPM.


Twenty-five kits range from big beat electro classic flavor of the 80s is all the rage again. As expected, each element broken out into a groove in its individual loop, with the approval of the drum and added individual percussion hits, so you can add fills or create your own decorations using a sampling drum machine that comes Live or Reason with propeller heads. "

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In addition, many of they are useful for sound effects and music inspired by hip-hop vocal snippets public street phrases like "check this out" and "well". There is no doubt that some of the veteran producers find it trivial, while others dig with the addition of a small street in their mixtures. Me? I'm glad that they belong to, if I need them scoring a commercial car or any other project that requires them.


In addition to construction kits, there are an additional 115 drum loops ranging in tempo from 115 to 128 BPM. These cover a wide range, from hip hop old school crusty TR-808-infused grooves electroboogie to 80 classic drum machine, with additional details and a small scratch here or a chicken scratch wah there. In general, their production is well thought out and diverse musically, although a little loose in places.